Pound Ridge is home to dozens of beautiful tree species ranging from majestic white oak to scrubby water-loving alder. Join Tate Bushell, the Pound Ridge Land Conservancy’s staff Land Steward/ Educator, as he shares his intimate knowledge of Pound Ridge’s trees and their distribution across the landscape.  This casual hike is geared toward beginners and amateur botanists.  All are welcome. Free.
Where:  The PRLC’s Halle Ravine Preserve, on Trinity Pass, just south of Donbrook Road, Pound Ridge.
When: Â Saturday, July 21st. 10am-noon.
Attire: Â Casual. Â Please be ready for some outdoor walking.
Parking: Â Park on Trinity Pass, just south of Donbrook Road, next to the wooden, white gate.
About the Land Steward:  Tate Bushell is the Pound Ridge Land Conservancy’s new Land Steward/ Educator.  Tate has brought the wonders of nature to almost every age group through formal classes, workshops, wilderness hikes and extended camping trips. He is currently writing a conservation management plan for the Pound Ridge Land Conservancy’s Armstrong Preserve.
More about the Pound Ridge Land Conservancy (PRLC):
PRLC is a private, non-profit corporation with the mission of preserving the semi-rural character of Pound ridge through the acquisition, conservation and stewardship of land in town. The Conservancy’s preserves are kept in their natural state for aesthetic, ecological and education purposes. The preserves are held in perpetuity i.e. they cannot be sold.  For more information, please visit prlc.net.
